Name: Richard Marcus
Dateline: Kingston, Ontario Canada
Weblog: blogs.epicindia.com/leapinthedark [RSS]
Articles: 1211
First Published: Thursday, June 9, 2005
Last Published: Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Richard Marcus is a long-haired Canadian iconoclast who writes reviews and opines on the world as he sees it at Leap In The Dark and Epic India Magazine.
Currently listing articles 1211-1201:
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Canadian Minority Government Blues— Any chance we might have had of reaping the benefits of this minority government will soon be wasted.
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Music CD/DVD Review: G.G. Elvis and the T.C.P. Band - Back From The Dead— Back From The Dead is an affectionate, and mostly intelligent, parody of Elvis Presely's iconic status in American popular culture.
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DVD Review: DNA: Complete Series One & Two— A well acted and smartly scripted show that relies on intelligence more than shock to hold an audience's attention.
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Book Review: Lonely Werewolf Girl by Martin Millar— It's one of those rare books that make you laugh and think all at the same time, and feel better for having read it.
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Music Review: Various Performers Miles...From India— As magnificent collection of Jazz music that you are liable to find anywhere these days.
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Book Review: The Wisdom Of Whores by Elizabeth Pisani— The Wisdom Of Whores paints as true a picture as possible of the fight against the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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DVD Review: The Golden Compass (Two Disc Special Editon)— The Golden Compass is a wonderful movie, full of magic and adventure... a great piece of cinematic magic.
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Book Review: Binu And The Great Wall by Su Tong— A beautiful and magical story cut with the sharp taste of reality; a perfect myth.
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Music Review: T Bone Burnett - Tooth Of Crime— There are not many composers of any genre who are as capable of creating music that rewards its listeners to the extent that T Bone
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Music Review: Mickey Hart Planet Drum— Planet Drum is an amazing collaboration among cultures from around the world.
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Book Review: The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga— Aravind Adiga paints a picture of India as a nearly feudal society disguised as a democracy.
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